Sentence examples for curing problems from inspiring English sources

She said: "It's everywhere, from the people who think it's normal if their friends stop eating entire food groups, to the trainers in the gym who [promote] certain foods to enhance performance, to the proliferation of nutritionists, dieticians and naturopaths [who believe in curing problems through entirely natural methods such as sunlight and massage].

This mineral admixture has highly been used in severe environmental conditions despite its several mixing and curing problems because of its acceptable early-age strength development (Cheng-Yi and Feldman 1985; Grutzeck et al. 1983).

Curing problems is expensive and quality cannot be 'inspected into' a product.

And we should quit trying to quick-cure problems in time for the race.

"Realism because you can't cure problems that were decades in the making overnight.

Inflation won't cure problems of low productivity — but nobody said it would, and that's not our problem.

There is no claim that it will cure problems in your stock portfolio.

She attributes affluenza to a cultural myth that money buys happiness and cures problems.

It has helped people alleviate and cure problems such as chronic acne, yeast infection and symptoms associated with leaky gut.

The second predicament, the remedies to which will also help cure problem #1, is diversifying beyond the current homogeneous band that fills the high-tech halls.

We often focus on curing health problems, but do not identify the personalized causes of those problems.